Jeremy Tache

He didn't answer your question.

It was Mike Piazza.

Evasive, by the way.

Evasive.

No, it was the week before.

Last week, we went on a run where within a span of like five days, we're like, this was the biggest home run in the history of the Mets.

What are we talking about right now?

And we don't even remember what it was.

And I will also say this about his moment.

If they lose this series the next game, this moment will be irrelevant.

It'll be like, wow,

remember that big moment oh yeah oh that was the year that they went on to win the world series like no it's not they they actually lost the series in four games a best of five but now they they're getting to a bullpen game against Toronto today and they've got Schlittler on the mound I mean they're never allowed bullpen games and if there was bullpen games was Mariano coming and pitching nine that's the thing not the Yankees and to enter Sandman and no one will ever do it like

Don't look into Mariano post-Yankees, but in Yankee time when he came out.

What is his body built like that for?

It's not singles.

If he's that size, you've got to be hitting home runs, and you've got to be keeping it in between the fair and foul balls.

Cool moment, but he has a 1,300 OPS this postseason.

Great God.

How many games has he started?

How many innings has he pitched?